Mesopotamia
33 subentries
- Mesopotamia (130:0.3). See also Euphrates River; second garden; Sumerians; Tigris River
- 5% of superior Andites refused to leave (78:6.6)
- Andites driven from (78:6.7) (79:1.7)
- appearance of cities (79:1.4)
- Ararat was Vanites sacred mountain in northern (77:4.11-12)
- baby Jesus sought by wise men from (122:8.5-7)
- Caligastia’s headquarters in (66:0.2) (66:3.1-2)
- climatic changes effected ruination (78:8.11)
- commerce with India, China (79:3.6-7) (79:7.6)
- cradle of civilization (78:0.1) (81:1.1)
- dawn mammals originated in (62:1.3) (62:2.1)
- deteriorated by influx of Arabians (80:7.9)
- drought drove Babylonians into (79:1.5)
- early emigration almost exclusively to Europe (80:1.8) (80:5.1) (81:6.1)
- Edenites enter (76:1sec)
- emigration to Egypt from (80:1.3)
- farmers raised animals by 5000 B.C. (81:2.12)
- flood period in 5000 B.C. (78:7sec) (80:6.2)
- gods reduced to concept of Bel-Marduk (96:0.1)
- gradually sinking in days of Andonites (64:3.3)
- Greek art and science derived from (80:7.5)
- idolatry and immorality of priests (95:1.9)
- invasion by barbarian horsemen (78:8.3-6) (80:9.6-7)
- Jesus and Ganid in (133:9sec)
- Jesus spent 3 days with delegation from (141:8.3)
- Mesopotamians regarded disease as result of evil demons (90:3.8)
- Mesopotamians settled Cyprus ca. 5000 B.C. (80:7.10)
- Nathaniel went into (139:6.9)
- Primates occupied (62:4.3)
- remnant of believers in John the Baptist in (137:2.2)
- Salem religion in (95:1sec)
- second garden located in (76:3sec) (78:0.1-2)
- strange teacher from M. had dream of Jesus’ birth (122:8.6)
- Todan carried gospel into (146:1.4)
Cross-references
- See also Euphrates River
- See also second garden
- See also Sumerians
- See also Tigris River
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